When reading such articles I would suggest that you replace the word investor with non-investor. Why because the only people that should be playing these kind of games are traders, market times, chancers and so on.
Investors look at the long term position rather than month to month and the fact is that the STOXX 50 index is up about 19% over the last three years and even after the current sell off the price is still in the upper end of it's 52 week high, so if you've been dollar cost averaging on an ETF, which you should be doing, then you are noting to be seeing any dramatic change on your quarterly investment reports. Which is what most investor look at and get concerned about.
There is no good or bad time to invest. If you are an ETF type investor it just means that this month/quarter your money will by you more shares in the ETF and if you are an investor in individual stocks it may present you with an opportunity to load up on some undervalued stocks.
Not sure I agree with this now. I would obviously prefer to go in when lower rather than higher.
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